Western Wednesday host Dennis Humphrey presents Frontier Town, "The Valley of Lawless Men", 12/19/1952 with Jeff Chandler

Western Wednesday presents Music of the King of the Cowboys, Roy Rogers.

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Roy Rogers was a man who unashamedly loved his God, his family, and his country. He was that rare public figure who was just the same on screen as he was off. He just wouldn't have known how to be anything else. This episode, Legend of Pacos Bill, 5/8/45

Western Wednesday presents Tom Mix was one of the great American popular cowboys. Episode are fron 1941, Mystery of the Black Cat and Mystery of the Bay of Whales.

Western Wednesday presents Sky King episodes Army of Blue Men 7/14/47 and The Stolen Pearls 7/23/47

Rin Tin Tin was derived from a radio program which aired on the NBC Blue network and on Mutual Radio from 1930 - 1955, which was in turn derived from a series of movie serials produced between 1923 - 1930; nothing more universal it would seem than the appeal of a boy and his dog. This episode The Ambassador, November 1951

Western Wednesday presents another episode of Gunsmoke from 1/17/53 Paid Killer

This week Western Wednesday takes us to Dodge City, Kansas. Around Dodge City, and into the territory on the west, there's just one way to handle the killers and spoilers: that's with a US Marshall and the smell of gunsmoke! Gunsmoke ! Join us as we start our series with the first episode Billy the Kid, 4/26/1952

This week more of Have Gun Will Travel,

The Reluctant Groom, 1/4/1959

Western Wednesday presents Have Gun..Will Travel, starring John Dehner as Paladin. Ben Wright as Heyboy. The series was created by Herb Meadow and Sam Rolfe. Norman MacDonnell was the director and Ken Kobe was the writer. The announcer was Hugh Douglas. 12/14/1958 The Outlaw